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We are suffering for Ireland!master xP 1262 D27 ANFRA: Paris1905.03.La chanson des gas d'Irlande (M + W: Augusta Holmès)Au clair de luneJean Noté (baritone).…?… (MD). — (orchestra).Odeon BN (France) X 36024master xP 1248 D27 ANFRA: Paris1905.03.Marche vers l'avenir — Mélodie (Jean-Baptiste Faure / Jules Chantepie)Jean Noté (baritone).…?… (MD). — (orchestra).Odeon BN (France) X 36026Paris Brown Label Odeon 10 7/8" 78 rpm record Condition: VERY GOOD PLUS PLUs, unworn but rubs plays very quiet light crackleA GREAT COPYThe song of the guys from IrelandLanguage: French (French)In the moonlight, deep in the woods,Around the wild swamps,We are looking for gods and kingsFrom Erin to the sonorous shores.We endureAll the affrontsAnd our misery is very great,But we suffer screaming“Hurray! We are suffering for Ireland!Tra la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la!Let's drink, let's forget our miseriesLet's sing,Forget our gags!DancingOur glasses!To the sound of the hornAnd golden harpsThus drank our fathers!In the name of the ancestorsAnd glorious daysLet's empty our glasses!Tra la la!Let's empty our glasses!Far away, over there, on other seas,We roam the worlds,And we shed bitter tears,More bitter than the sad waves!Hunted, betrayed, far from the country,With a heart full of too great a love,You have to die screaming“Hurray! We die for Ireland! "Tra la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la!Let's drink, let's forget our miseries!Let's sing, let's forget our rags!DancingOur glasses!To the sound of the hornAnd harps of gold,Thus drank our fathers!In the name of the ancestorsAnd glorious dayslet's empty our glasses!Tra la la!Let's empty our glasses!But there will come, the blessed day,Where the slave will be the master,Where the martyrs will have punishedThe stranger, the tyrant, the traitor!And it's bloodThat by leapingWe will drink on the green moor,Yes, it's their blood that shouting“Hurray! We will drink to Ireland!Hurray! We will drink to Ireland! Jean Noté (Baritone) (Tournai, Belgium 1859 - Brussels 1922) First he was a railroad employee; the voice of the artist was discovered during his military service. A patron financed his education and he stufied at the conservatory of Ghent. In 1883 he appeared first in a public concert in Ghent. He debuted in 1885 at the opera house of Lille as Lord Enrico Ashton in Gaetano Donizetti's ‘’Lucia di Lammermoor’’. After appearances at the opera houses of Ghent (1886) and Antwerp (1887-89), he sang from 1888-91 at the opera house of Lyon. In the 1892-93 season he performed at the opera house of Marseille. Since 1887 he appeared at the Théâtre de la Monnaie in Brussels. Here he had big success and sang on 19. 2. 1897 in the premiere of the opera ‘’Messidor’’ of Alfred Bruneau. In 1893 he made his debut at the Grand Opéra of Paris (debut as Rigoletto) in which he had a shining career longer than thirty years. For this opera house he created among other things the role of Donner in ‘’Rheingold’’ (1909) and the role Alberich in ‘’Siegfried’’ (1901, in French). At the opera house of Monte Carlo he appeared in the premiere of the opera ‘’Le Tasse’’ of Eugène d'Harcourt (14. 2. 1903) and in Massenet’s opera ‘’Roma’’ (17. 2. 1912). 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Release Title: La chanson des gas d'Irlande / Marche vers l'avenir
Record Label: Odeon Records
Genre: World Music, Comedy
Speed: 78 RPM
Record Size: 11"
Language: French
Style: Aria, Big Band/Swing, Brass, Cabaret/Vaudeville, Cajun & Zydeco, Canadian Jazz, Chanson, Christian, Classical Pop, Classic Female Blues, Comedy/Novelty Music, Delta Blues, Europop, Field Recording, Film Score/Soundtrack, France & Belgium, Gypsy Jazz, Italy, Jazz Instrument, Marching, Musical/Original Cast, Music Hall, Opera, Radio Play/Show, Schlager, Story, Traditional/Vocal, Vocal, Vocal Jazz, Waltz
Format: Record
Material: Shellac
